Tropical Storm Marie to bring more rain to Arizona
Tropical Storm Marie is expected to bring increased moisture and a chance of showers to Arizona through the Labor Day weekend. While the storm remains offshore, its influence will likely cause unsettled weather in the southeastern part of the state.
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Accurate weather reporting is essential for public safety and planning during holiday weekends in regions prone to storm-related moisture.
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Valley-area temperatures over the next few days will remain near or below average for this time of year, with highs around 101-104 through the weekend.
We are tracking tropical moisture arriving in Arizona by Thursday through the weekend. For the Valley, chances look to be slight, with rain chances around 10-20% Thursday through the weekend.
We’re watching Tropical Storm Marie, which is currently offshore of Baja, California and expected to track west-northwestward over open waters. But from this storm, moisture will move into the region and push into southeastern Arizona by Thursday night.
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